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Dr. Jennifer McCormick Superintendent of Public Instruction DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION w~ m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, August 30, 2017 Dr. David Smith Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation #7995 951 Walnut St. Evansville, IN 47713 Dr. Smith: Cedar Hall Community School Amendment # 1 2016-2017 School Year Your 1003(g) School Improvement Grant (SIG) amendment for SY 2016-2017 for Cedar Hall Community School has been approved. These funds are authorized for use as of August 27, 2017. The amount listed below verifies the school improvement funds approved. Your corporation is responsible for conducting the 1003(g) SIG program in the manner and for the purpose described in the application and in accordance with federal law. Please include this documentation as an appendix into your original 1003(g) SIG application as evidence of the approved amendment. If you have questions concerning the approval, please contact Erin Stalbaum at [email protected]. Sincerely, Nathan Williamson Director of Title Grants and Support Indiana Department of Education 115 W. Washington St. South Tower, Suite 600 Indianapolis, IN 46204

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION w~m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, · w~ m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, August 30, 2017 Dr. David Smith . Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation #7995 . 951 Walnut St

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Page 1: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION w~m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, · w~ m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, August 30, 2017 Dr. David Smith . Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation #7995 . 951 Walnut St

Dr Jennifer McCormick Superintendent of Public Instruction

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION w~ m~ltnsecttmientsectlleCeM

August 30 2017

Dr David Smith Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation 7995 951 Walnut St Evansville IN 47713

Dr Smith Cedar Hall Community School

Amendment 1

2016-2017 School Year

Your 1003(g) School Improvement Grant (SIG) amendment for SY 2016-2017 for Cedar Hall Community School

has been approved These funds are authorized for use as of August 27 2017 The amount listed below verifies the school improvement funds approved

Your corporation is responsible for conducting the 1003(g) SIG program in the manner and for the purpose described in the application and in accordance with federal law Please include this documentation as an appendix into your original 1003(g) SIG application as evidence of the approved amendment If you have questions concerning the approval please contact Erin Stalbaum at estalbaumdoeingov

Sincerely

Nathan Williamson Director of Title Grants and Support Indiana Department of Education 115 W Washington St South Tower Suite 600 Indianapolis IN 46204

IThe school budgeted $50000 for the before IThe school did not budget enough funds for IExample Increased learning time In order for all students to attend the before and after school program mandatory for all the before and after school program for all and after school program for the 200 student

students students to attend The school needs to add Idays the school will need to move funds $50000 to fulfill all staff salaries from technology and supplies over to

instruction to fulfill all staff salaries

Cedar Hall will purchase instructional Instructional Reform Strategies

The school budgeted $1020000 in IIncrease instruction Supplies by Implement Comprehensive Certified Salaries for summer school but $826594 materials and supplies to ensure all recieved another grant to cover the instruction is student centered and at the cost (moving $826594) rigor of the Indiana Academic

Standards As Cedar Hall fully implements the LSI model the materials purchased will also support students ow ning their learning and setting academic gaols

Implement Comprehensive The school budgeted $1020000 in Instructional Reform Strategies Certified Teacher Salaries for summer

school but received another grant to Create Community-Orientated Icover the cost moving $193406) Schools

The school budgeted $380000 for Building Culture Certified Teacher benefits for summer

school but received another grant to cover the cost

The school budgeted $2567744 for Certified Improvement of Instruction Salary over funding of $575215

The school budgeted $542256 for Certified Improvement of Instruction Benefits over funding of $109986

The school budgeted $600000 for Other Purchase ServicesTransportation to provide bus transportation for summer school but received another grant to cover the cost (moving $510305)

Increase instruction Property by $1768912

Cedar Hall has bugeted approximately $99000 to develop a leveled book room for students These leveled texts will ensure all students have access to books at their instructional level Cedar Hall will purchase bookshelves to house the books by level and provide teachers with a way to easily access needed instructional materials

Cedar Hall will purchase a portable Promethean board to be used for small group instruction A portable Pro board will provide additional capacity and flexibility when finding space for small groups It also ensures small group instruction provides students opportunities to interact with digital content

Cedar Hall will purchase digital displays for the hallways These displays will be used to encourage parent and student attendance at Focused Family Learning Days display school-wide behavior expectations and celebrate student staff and school successes

Cedar Hall will purchase the materials needed to print PBIS reward badges in house rather purchasing pre-printed badges each year Earning points that are added to PBIS reward badges is highly motivating to Cedar Halls intermediate and middle school students Students are following expectations and contributing to a positive school culture and climate Cedar Hall runs a PBIS rewards store funded by community partners Students use the points scanned on their badges to purchase items from the PBIS rewards store The purchase of this

Develop School Leadership Effectiveness Develop Teacher Effectiveness Implement Comprehensive Instructional Reform Strategies

The school budgeted $11 63900 for Indirect costs over funding of $460355

The school budgeted $600000 for Other Purchase ServicesTransportation to provide bus transportation for summer school but received another grant to cover the cost (moving $89695)

Increase Professional DevelopmentProfessional Services by $550050

Cedar Hall will contract with Learning Sciences International to accelerate and sustain transformation and student academic growth through leadership coaching and job-embedded professional development for all staff

Account IExpenditure Number Account

11000 Instruction

9

Support 21000 I Services -

Student [l OJ

Improvement oflnstruction

SalaY_ Cert [7] INoncert [8]

22100 (Professional I $1992529 Development

22900

25191

26000

27000

33000

60100

) [11] Other

Support Services [12

Refund of Revenue [13] Operation amp Maintenance

14

Transportshyation

Community Service

Operations 15

Transfers (interfund)

16 Column

Totals

Indirect Cost

Benefits Cert I Non Cert

$432270

Professional Services [l]

$14550050

Rentals [2] I Other Purchase Services

Subtract the amount above $251000

General IProperty [5] Transfer Line Totals Supplies [4] [6]

$3326594 I $1768912 $ 5095506

$

$ 16974849

$

$

$

$

$

$

$ 22070355

$ 12520305

Total after deducting Property I $ 11430393

Total Available for Indirect Costs I $ 713257 Amount oflndirect Cost to be used I $ 703545 Grand Total After Indirect Cost I $ 22773900

DIRECTIONS Provide a narrative below on how funding is allocated Eg Other Purchase Services $1500-- PD for mentor teachers to attend New Tech training $4000 -shyadministration team attending NASTID conference

Supplies [17] Readers WorkshopBalanced Math Framework- leveled libraries manipulatives workshop instructional materials student goal setting materials $3326594

Professional Services [19 Leaming Sciences International- $5550050 Mass Insight Education- $90000

Staff Name [21] I Staff Position [22] I Cert Non- FTE [24] Stipend YIN Certified [25]

[23]

IDirector of School ICertified

[18] Bookshelves for leveled book room portable Promethean board for small group instruction digital displays for hallways PBIS Student ID printer- $1768912

Other Purchase Services (travel~ communication) [20

Split Additional Funding I Position Description [28] Funded Source [27] YIN 126]

The Director of School Support (DSS) oversees a school support team dedicated to Central Attendance District schools which includes Cedar Hall Community School The DSS works in collaboration with the

02 NJackie Kuhn ITitle 1003a GF Iprincipal and serves as both support and Support I I I y

accountability for the principal through leadership and academic coaching evaluation data support technology services operations advising and oversight to increase academic achievement Title I + $500000 Stipend The mentor teacher provides small group

yJulie Hall IMentor Teacher ICertified I I I y ITitle I Ireading instruction She also provides ongoing job-embedded profesional development to staff

Page 2: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION w~m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, · w~ m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, August 30, 2017 Dr. David Smith . Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation #7995 . 951 Walnut St

IThe school budgeted $50000 for the before IThe school did not budget enough funds for IExample Increased learning time In order for all students to attend the before and after school program mandatory for all the before and after school program for all and after school program for the 200 student

students students to attend The school needs to add Idays the school will need to move funds $50000 to fulfill all staff salaries from technology and supplies over to

instruction to fulfill all staff salaries

Cedar Hall will purchase instructional Instructional Reform Strategies

The school budgeted $1020000 in IIncrease instruction Supplies by Implement Comprehensive Certified Salaries for summer school but $826594 materials and supplies to ensure all recieved another grant to cover the instruction is student centered and at the cost (moving $826594) rigor of the Indiana Academic

Standards As Cedar Hall fully implements the LSI model the materials purchased will also support students ow ning their learning and setting academic gaols

Implement Comprehensive The school budgeted $1020000 in Instructional Reform Strategies Certified Teacher Salaries for summer

school but received another grant to Create Community-Orientated Icover the cost moving $193406) Schools

The school budgeted $380000 for Building Culture Certified Teacher benefits for summer

school but received another grant to cover the cost

The school budgeted $2567744 for Certified Improvement of Instruction Salary over funding of $575215

The school budgeted $542256 for Certified Improvement of Instruction Benefits over funding of $109986

The school budgeted $600000 for Other Purchase ServicesTransportation to provide bus transportation for summer school but received another grant to cover the cost (moving $510305)

Increase instruction Property by $1768912

Cedar Hall has bugeted approximately $99000 to develop a leveled book room for students These leveled texts will ensure all students have access to books at their instructional level Cedar Hall will purchase bookshelves to house the books by level and provide teachers with a way to easily access needed instructional materials

Cedar Hall will purchase a portable Promethean board to be used for small group instruction A portable Pro board will provide additional capacity and flexibility when finding space for small groups It also ensures small group instruction provides students opportunities to interact with digital content

Cedar Hall will purchase digital displays for the hallways These displays will be used to encourage parent and student attendance at Focused Family Learning Days display school-wide behavior expectations and celebrate student staff and school successes

Cedar Hall will purchase the materials needed to print PBIS reward badges in house rather purchasing pre-printed badges each year Earning points that are added to PBIS reward badges is highly motivating to Cedar Halls intermediate and middle school students Students are following expectations and contributing to a positive school culture and climate Cedar Hall runs a PBIS rewards store funded by community partners Students use the points scanned on their badges to purchase items from the PBIS rewards store The purchase of this

Develop School Leadership Effectiveness Develop Teacher Effectiveness Implement Comprehensive Instructional Reform Strategies

The school budgeted $11 63900 for Indirect costs over funding of $460355

The school budgeted $600000 for Other Purchase ServicesTransportation to provide bus transportation for summer school but received another grant to cover the cost (moving $89695)

Increase Professional DevelopmentProfessional Services by $550050

Cedar Hall will contract with Learning Sciences International to accelerate and sustain transformation and student academic growth through leadership coaching and job-embedded professional development for all staff

Account IExpenditure Number Account

11000 Instruction

9

Support 21000 I Services -

Student [l OJ

Improvement oflnstruction

SalaY_ Cert [7] INoncert [8]

22100 (Professional I $1992529 Development

22900

25191

26000

27000

33000

60100

) [11] Other

Support Services [12

Refund of Revenue [13] Operation amp Maintenance

14

Transportshyation

Community Service

Operations 15

Transfers (interfund)

16 Column

Totals

Indirect Cost

Benefits Cert I Non Cert

$432270

Professional Services [l]

$14550050

Rentals [2] I Other Purchase Services

Subtract the amount above $251000

General IProperty [5] Transfer Line Totals Supplies [4] [6]

$3326594 I $1768912 $ 5095506

$

$ 16974849

$

$

$

$

$

$

$ 22070355

$ 12520305

Total after deducting Property I $ 11430393

Total Available for Indirect Costs I $ 713257 Amount oflndirect Cost to be used I $ 703545 Grand Total After Indirect Cost I $ 22773900

DIRECTIONS Provide a narrative below on how funding is allocated Eg Other Purchase Services $1500-- PD for mentor teachers to attend New Tech training $4000 -shyadministration team attending NASTID conference

Supplies [17] Readers WorkshopBalanced Math Framework- leveled libraries manipulatives workshop instructional materials student goal setting materials $3326594

Professional Services [19 Leaming Sciences International- $5550050 Mass Insight Education- $90000

Staff Name [21] I Staff Position [22] I Cert Non- FTE [24] Stipend YIN Certified [25]

[23]

IDirector of School ICertified

[18] Bookshelves for leveled book room portable Promethean board for small group instruction digital displays for hallways PBIS Student ID printer- $1768912

Other Purchase Services (travel~ communication) [20

Split Additional Funding I Position Description [28] Funded Source [27] YIN 126]

The Director of School Support (DSS) oversees a school support team dedicated to Central Attendance District schools which includes Cedar Hall Community School The DSS works in collaboration with the

02 NJackie Kuhn ITitle 1003a GF Iprincipal and serves as both support and Support I I I y

accountability for the principal through leadership and academic coaching evaluation data support technology services operations advising and oversight to increase academic achievement Title I + $500000 Stipend The mentor teacher provides small group

yJulie Hall IMentor Teacher ICertified I I I y ITitle I Ireading instruction She also provides ongoing job-embedded profesional development to staff

Page 3: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION w~m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, · w~ m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, August 30, 2017 Dr. David Smith . Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation #7995 . 951 Walnut St

Implement Comprehensive The school budgeted $1020000 in Instructional Reform Strategies Certified Teacher Salaries for summer

school but received another grant to Create Community-Orientated Icover the cost moving $193406) Schools

The school budgeted $380000 for Building Culture Certified Teacher benefits for summer

school but received another grant to cover the cost

The school budgeted $2567744 for Certified Improvement of Instruction Salary over funding of $575215

The school budgeted $542256 for Certified Improvement of Instruction Benefits over funding of $109986

The school budgeted $600000 for Other Purchase ServicesTransportation to provide bus transportation for summer school but received another grant to cover the cost (moving $510305)

Increase instruction Property by $1768912

Cedar Hall has bugeted approximately $99000 to develop a leveled book room for students These leveled texts will ensure all students have access to books at their instructional level Cedar Hall will purchase bookshelves to house the books by level and provide teachers with a way to easily access needed instructional materials

Cedar Hall will purchase a portable Promethean board to be used for small group instruction A portable Pro board will provide additional capacity and flexibility when finding space for small groups It also ensures small group instruction provides students opportunities to interact with digital content

Cedar Hall will purchase digital displays for the hallways These displays will be used to encourage parent and student attendance at Focused Family Learning Days display school-wide behavior expectations and celebrate student staff and school successes

Cedar Hall will purchase the materials needed to print PBIS reward badges in house rather purchasing pre-printed badges each year Earning points that are added to PBIS reward badges is highly motivating to Cedar Halls intermediate and middle school students Students are following expectations and contributing to a positive school culture and climate Cedar Hall runs a PBIS rewards store funded by community partners Students use the points scanned on their badges to purchase items from the PBIS rewards store The purchase of this

Develop School Leadership Effectiveness Develop Teacher Effectiveness Implement Comprehensive Instructional Reform Strategies

The school budgeted $11 63900 for Indirect costs over funding of $460355

The school budgeted $600000 for Other Purchase ServicesTransportation to provide bus transportation for summer school but received another grant to cover the cost (moving $89695)

Increase Professional DevelopmentProfessional Services by $550050

Cedar Hall will contract with Learning Sciences International to accelerate and sustain transformation and student academic growth through leadership coaching and job-embedded professional development for all staff

Account IExpenditure Number Account

11000 Instruction

9

Support 21000 I Services -

Student [l OJ

Improvement oflnstruction

SalaY_ Cert [7] INoncert [8]

22100 (Professional I $1992529 Development

22900

25191

26000

27000

33000

60100

) [11] Other

Support Services [12

Refund of Revenue [13] Operation amp Maintenance

14

Transportshyation

Community Service

Operations 15

Transfers (interfund)

16 Column

Totals

Indirect Cost

Benefits Cert I Non Cert

$432270

Professional Services [l]

$14550050

Rentals [2] I Other Purchase Services

Subtract the amount above $251000

General IProperty [5] Transfer Line Totals Supplies [4] [6]

$3326594 I $1768912 $ 5095506

$

$ 16974849

$

$

$

$

$

$

$ 22070355

$ 12520305

Total after deducting Property I $ 11430393

Total Available for Indirect Costs I $ 713257 Amount oflndirect Cost to be used I $ 703545 Grand Total After Indirect Cost I $ 22773900

DIRECTIONS Provide a narrative below on how funding is allocated Eg Other Purchase Services $1500-- PD for mentor teachers to attend New Tech training $4000 -shyadministration team attending NASTID conference

Supplies [17] Readers WorkshopBalanced Math Framework- leveled libraries manipulatives workshop instructional materials student goal setting materials $3326594

Professional Services [19 Leaming Sciences International- $5550050 Mass Insight Education- $90000

Staff Name [21] I Staff Position [22] I Cert Non- FTE [24] Stipend YIN Certified [25]

[23]

IDirector of School ICertified

[18] Bookshelves for leveled book room portable Promethean board for small group instruction digital displays for hallways PBIS Student ID printer- $1768912

Other Purchase Services (travel~ communication) [20

Split Additional Funding I Position Description [28] Funded Source [27] YIN 126]

The Director of School Support (DSS) oversees a school support team dedicated to Central Attendance District schools which includes Cedar Hall Community School The DSS works in collaboration with the

02 NJackie Kuhn ITitle 1003a GF Iprincipal and serves as both support and Support I I I y

accountability for the principal through leadership and academic coaching evaluation data support technology services operations advising and oversight to increase academic achievement Title I + $500000 Stipend The mentor teacher provides small group

yJulie Hall IMentor Teacher ICertified I I I y ITitle I Ireading instruction She also provides ongoing job-embedded profesional development to staff

Page 4: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION w~m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, · w~ m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, August 30, 2017 Dr. David Smith . Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation #7995 . 951 Walnut St

Develop School Leadership Effectiveness Develop Teacher Effectiveness Implement Comprehensive Instructional Reform Strategies

The school budgeted $11 63900 for Indirect costs over funding of $460355

The school budgeted $600000 for Other Purchase ServicesTransportation to provide bus transportation for summer school but received another grant to cover the cost (moving $89695)

Increase Professional DevelopmentProfessional Services by $550050

Cedar Hall will contract with Learning Sciences International to accelerate and sustain transformation and student academic growth through leadership coaching and job-embedded professional development for all staff

Account IExpenditure Number Account

11000 Instruction

9

Support 21000 I Services -

Student [l OJ

Improvement oflnstruction

SalaY_ Cert [7] INoncert [8]

22100 (Professional I $1992529 Development

22900

25191

26000

27000

33000

60100

) [11] Other

Support Services [12

Refund of Revenue [13] Operation amp Maintenance

14

Transportshyation

Community Service

Operations 15

Transfers (interfund)

16 Column

Totals

Indirect Cost

Benefits Cert I Non Cert

$432270

Professional Services [l]

$14550050

Rentals [2] I Other Purchase Services

Subtract the amount above $251000

General IProperty [5] Transfer Line Totals Supplies [4] [6]

$3326594 I $1768912 $ 5095506

$

$ 16974849

$

$

$

$

$

$

$ 22070355

$ 12520305

Total after deducting Property I $ 11430393

Total Available for Indirect Costs I $ 713257 Amount oflndirect Cost to be used I $ 703545 Grand Total After Indirect Cost I $ 22773900

DIRECTIONS Provide a narrative below on how funding is allocated Eg Other Purchase Services $1500-- PD for mentor teachers to attend New Tech training $4000 -shyadministration team attending NASTID conference

Supplies [17] Readers WorkshopBalanced Math Framework- leveled libraries manipulatives workshop instructional materials student goal setting materials $3326594

Professional Services [19 Leaming Sciences International- $5550050 Mass Insight Education- $90000

Staff Name [21] I Staff Position [22] I Cert Non- FTE [24] Stipend YIN Certified [25]

[23]

IDirector of School ICertified

[18] Bookshelves for leveled book room portable Promethean board for small group instruction digital displays for hallways PBIS Student ID printer- $1768912

Other Purchase Services (travel~ communication) [20

Split Additional Funding I Position Description [28] Funded Source [27] YIN 126]

The Director of School Support (DSS) oversees a school support team dedicated to Central Attendance District schools which includes Cedar Hall Community School The DSS works in collaboration with the

02 NJackie Kuhn ITitle 1003a GF Iprincipal and serves as both support and Support I I I y

accountability for the principal through leadership and academic coaching evaluation data support technology services operations advising and oversight to increase academic achievement Title I + $500000 Stipend The mentor teacher provides small group

yJulie Hall IMentor Teacher ICertified I I I y ITitle I Ireading instruction She also provides ongoing job-embedded profesional development to staff

Page 5: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION w~m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, · w~ m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, August 30, 2017 Dr. David Smith . Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation #7995 . 951 Walnut St

Account IExpenditure Number Account

11000 Instruction

9

Support 21000 I Services -

Student [l OJ

Improvement oflnstruction

SalaY_ Cert [7] INoncert [8]

22100 (Professional I $1992529 Development

22900

25191

26000

27000

33000

60100

) [11] Other

Support Services [12

Refund of Revenue [13] Operation amp Maintenance

14

Transportshyation

Community Service

Operations 15

Transfers (interfund)

16 Column

Totals

Indirect Cost

Benefits Cert I Non Cert

$432270

Professional Services [l]

$14550050

Rentals [2] I Other Purchase Services

Subtract the amount above $251000

General IProperty [5] Transfer Line Totals Supplies [4] [6]

$3326594 I $1768912 $ 5095506

$

$ 16974849

$

$

$

$

$

$

$ 22070355

$ 12520305

Total after deducting Property I $ 11430393

Total Available for Indirect Costs I $ 713257 Amount oflndirect Cost to be used I $ 703545 Grand Total After Indirect Cost I $ 22773900

DIRECTIONS Provide a narrative below on how funding is allocated Eg Other Purchase Services $1500-- PD for mentor teachers to attend New Tech training $4000 -shyadministration team attending NASTID conference

Supplies [17] Readers WorkshopBalanced Math Framework- leveled libraries manipulatives workshop instructional materials student goal setting materials $3326594

Professional Services [19 Leaming Sciences International- $5550050 Mass Insight Education- $90000

Staff Name [21] I Staff Position [22] I Cert Non- FTE [24] Stipend YIN Certified [25]

[23]

IDirector of School ICertified

[18] Bookshelves for leveled book room portable Promethean board for small group instruction digital displays for hallways PBIS Student ID printer- $1768912

Other Purchase Services (travel~ communication) [20

Split Additional Funding I Position Description [28] Funded Source [27] YIN 126]

The Director of School Support (DSS) oversees a school support team dedicated to Central Attendance District schools which includes Cedar Hall Community School The DSS works in collaboration with the

02 NJackie Kuhn ITitle 1003a GF Iprincipal and serves as both support and Support I I I y

accountability for the principal through leadership and academic coaching evaluation data support technology services operations advising and oversight to increase academic achievement Title I + $500000 Stipend The mentor teacher provides small group

yJulie Hall IMentor Teacher ICertified I I I y ITitle I Ireading instruction She also provides ongoing job-embedded profesional development to staff

Page 6: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION w~m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, · w~ m~l,tn§tmient§lleCeM, August 30, 2017 Dr. David Smith . Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation #7995 . 951 Walnut St

DIRECTIONS Provide a narrative below on how funding is allocated Eg Other Purchase Services $1500-- PD for mentor teachers to attend New Tech training $4000 -shyadministration team attending NASTID conference

Supplies [17] Readers WorkshopBalanced Math Framework- leveled libraries manipulatives workshop instructional materials student goal setting materials $3326594

Professional Services [19 Leaming Sciences International- $5550050 Mass Insight Education- $90000

Staff Name [21] I Staff Position [22] I Cert Non- FTE [24] Stipend YIN Certified [25]

[23]

IDirector of School ICertified

[18] Bookshelves for leveled book room portable Promethean board for small group instruction digital displays for hallways PBIS Student ID printer- $1768912

Other Purchase Services (travel~ communication) [20

Split Additional Funding I Position Description [28] Funded Source [27] YIN 126]

The Director of School Support (DSS) oversees a school support team dedicated to Central Attendance District schools which includes Cedar Hall Community School The DSS works in collaboration with the

02 NJackie Kuhn ITitle 1003a GF Iprincipal and serves as both support and Support I I I y

accountability for the principal through leadership and academic coaching evaluation data support technology services operations advising and oversight to increase academic achievement Title I + $500000 Stipend The mentor teacher provides small group

yJulie Hall IMentor Teacher ICertified I I I y ITitle I Ireading instruction She also provides ongoing job-embedded profesional development to staff